Want taco bell pronto? There’s an app for that. The restaurant unveiled an app today that allows people to place customized orders using their iPhone and androids. You still have to pick-up your food in person, but you get to skip the line. The app communicates with your phone to know when you’re near the…

It’s easier to go green on campus thanks to an enthusiastic group. Staff members from the Office for Sustainability are visiting classrooms this semester to inform students about the many recycling options on campus. Members of the organization have a 20- minute presentation on sustainability and are available to speak to as many university classes…

An on campus fundraising campaign needs your help to reach its goal by this Friday. The U of A Everyday Heroes Live United campaign has raised nearly $142,000 and is at 72% of its overall goal. The campaign is making one final push this week to reach its ultimate goal by this Friday, October 31st.…

An un-manned NASA rocket exploded just seconds after the launch from Wallops Island, Virginia earlier tonight. NASA spokesman Jay Bolden says that no one was injured and there were no deaths in the explosion. There is significant property damage and vehicle damage though Mission Control is trying to figure out what went wrong. The Antares…

Apple revealed its new iPad today, although it didn’t come as a surprise to all. The newest editions of iPad and iPad Minis were unveiled at an event in California, where Apple also announced that Apple Pay will launch Monday. Both of the tablets are thinner and come with touch ID fingerprint sensors and have…

  With fall break coming up, students will have plenty to do in Northwest Arkansas. The Harvest Music Festival at Mulberry Mountain kicked off today. More than 75 bands will perform at the three-day festival. Other activities include camping, an Ozark Trail walk and a songwriting showcase. Ticket prices range from $65 – $431.

The Arkansas Supreme Court over turned the voter ID law Wednesday. The court says it is not constitutional because it requires Arkansas voters to qualify beyond what is set forth in the Arkansas constitution. The court says that any opinion offered by them is purely advisory and that is not what the court intends to…

A phone scam is targeting residents of Bentonville and Benton County. Bentonville Police were notified of the strange activity Wednesday. The scammers are claiming to be representatives of the Bentonville Electric Department, along with other electric companies. Threats have been made to turn electricity off if the bills aren’t paid in time. The suspects then…

Former President Bill Clinton will return to Arkansas this month. The Arkansas Democratic Party released three more dates Clinton will visit his home state. He will visit Hot Springs on October seventeenth before visiting hope on the eighteenth. He will end the trip with three separate appearances in North Little Rock, Pine Bluff and Forrest…